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110 E. Andrews Dr. NW #10, Atlanta, GA | Directions 3030533.842904 -84.382824
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Neighborhoods: Northside, Northside, South Tuxedo Park
Great service! – I'll agree with the other reviews, this place is top notch. I had some sunglasses repaired there and I couldn't have asked for better service.
They have an excellent and unique selection as well. If you need high quality or high fashion eyewear, this is THE place. Prada, Chanel, Armani, they have all those and much, much more.
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Editorial Review – Located in the heart of Buckhead, Le Stanne Opticians enhances the vision and personal style of eye wear customers with an array of designer and vintage eye wear frame choices as well as eye wear repair.
Best Eyeglass selection in Atlanta – I had gone everywhere trying to find stylish frames that I liked. This is the place! Definitely the best selection and customer service in the city. And they even let me take home 3 pairs of glasses over the weekend in order to see which ones I liked the best. They didn't even ask for a credit card. Just my name and number. They are the best!!!
Upscale Eye-Glass Frame Selections & Excellent Optician! – Le Stanne is outstanding in every sense. The eye-glass frame selection is the best. Ferragamo, Chanel, Revo, Armani, Prada, just to name a few. Talk about the complete look for your wardrobe. And the staff is wonderful, and you don't feel rushed. The Avenues of Buckhead has already started, one street at a time. Worth every penny.
User review by arj826 – The best selection and servie outside of Italy!! THey had unlimited patience with me, my toddler is a handful (to say the least) and they made me feel welcome.thanks for everything
Exceptional Service, Selection, Expertise – I highly recommend Le Stanne Opticiens. Stan and his staff make each and every customer a priority. Upscale quality, selection, service, and most importantly, expertise.
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Performance. "A Salon Evening with Nicholas Phan." Preceded by a lecture by Dan Wang. Mandel Hall, 1131 E. 57th St., 6:30-9:30 p.m., $35/$5 students, 773-702-8068.
A Salon Evening with Nicholas Phan. 7:30-9:30 p.m., 773-702-8068, $35 general admission, $5 students. Call 773-702-2787 for tickets. The tenor performs Benjamin Britten.
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Red Clay Dance Company: Transcending. In celebration of their 5th Anniversary season, Red Clay Dance Company presents its inaugural fall concert" Transcending," featuring "On Hallowed Ground," a world premiere choreographed by Artistic Director Vershawn Sanders Ward, as well as company repertory work "Gone 2 Soon." Logan Center, Performance Hall, 915 E. 60th St., 7:30-9 p.m., $20, 773-702-2787.
Dance Performance. 7:30-8:30 p.m., Logan Center, Performance Hall, 915 E. 60th St., 773-702-2787, $20. The Red Clay Dance Company performs.
Cash Mob and Second Annual Chef Throwdown at the 61st Street Farmers Market. Watch Chicago culinary students compete in an outdoor cooking competition and vote on a winner. Teams start shopping and preparing food at 9am, and will serve their completed dishes at 11:30am. Meet at the flagpole on the main quad at 9 a.m. and walk to the 61st Street Farmers Market at 61st Street and Dorchester Avenue. 773-834-5143.
Author Talk. 9:30-10:30 a.m., Seminary Co-op Bookstore, 5751 S. Woodlawn Ave., 773-752-4381, semcoop.com. U. of C. assistant professor of english Srikanth Reddy presents for the school's Humanities Day.
Lego Architects. 10 a.m.-noon, Robie House, 5757 S. Woodlawn Ave., 312-994-4000, gowright.org, $5 per child, free for accompanying adults. Participants use Legos to create a 3D model of a floor plan design. Visit gowright.org to buy the required advance tickets. Appropriate for ages 6 and up with an adult.
Open House Chicago at the Oriental Institute. The Oriental Institute joins the Chicago Architecture Foundation for a second year to present Open House Chicago, a free weekend festival providing access to over 150 of Chicago's greatest places and spaces. Oriental Institute, 1155 E. 58th St., 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 773-702-9507.
Humanities Day 2013. 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m., various U. of C. campus sites, 773-702-8512, humanitiesday2013.uchicago.edu, free. U. of C. faculty give presentations on a slew of topics. To register, visit humanitiesday2013.uchicago.edu/registration.
Book Discussion. 1-2:30 p.m., Blackstone Library, 4904 S. Lake Park Ave., 312-747-0511. Participants will discuss Isabel Wilkerson's "The Warmth of Other Suns."
Workshop. Bilingualism and Poetry. 3 p.m., Blackstone Library, 4904 S. Lake Park Ave., 312-747-0511. Joanna Kurowska and Katia Mitova present on writing poetry in two different languages.
Humanities Day Presentation. This lecture will give a brief history of the University of Chicago's Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality archival collections origins in feminist and women's history, and ask what it means to once-marginalized communities to have a place in the university archives. It will offer a first look at many of the items and oral history interviews that have been collected documenting LGBTQ life on campus from the era of Gay Lib to the present day. The presentation will be followed by a reception celebrating the Center's newly renovated building on University Avenue. Centers for Gender/Race Studies, 5733 South University, 1st floor, 5733 S. University Ave., 3:30-5:30 p.m., 773-702-9936.
Concert. 5:30-6:30 p.m., Logan Center, Performance Penthouse 901, 915 E. 60th St., 773-702-8484, free. The Motet Choir performs its first concert of the year, featuring Latin American and Spanish works from the Renaissance to the present day.

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The fire started in the repair and maintenance shop, an hour after closing. The point of origin was a cardboard box used for years to contain loose parts. It was the proverbial perfect storm, recalls Tim Wagner, vice president of Wagner Rental & Supply, of the
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The combination of a greasy container, a windowless metal room and extremely hot weather created just the right recipe for spontaneous combustion, which is exactly what happened. Even though the fire was quickly detected and responded to, by the time it was all over, only the front part of the Jackson, Ohio, store was intact.
"The building is divided into three sections," says Wagner. "There's the showroom and office. This was fine except for some minor smoke damage. A middle section is the storage area for small rental equipment. This area had extreme heat and smoke damage. The rear area, the repair and maintenance shop, was completely gutted."
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"It was a huge advantage for us to have all of these resources," he says, referring to the other locations. "It took over two months to purchase and replace the rental tools. If we would not have had these resources, we would have been crippled that entire time."
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For example, all of their inventory and maintenance records are computerized and backed up off-site to the cloud. Their computer system has a point-of-sale (POS) component, so their inventory records stay current.
"Within days we were able to print out an accurate inventory list and almost immediately get a ballpark estimate of lost equipment," says Wagner. They knew what was rented out and what was in. They also underwent annual insurance reviews, which ensured they had the right amount of coverage and also helped them develop a good rapport with their agent.
The only thing missing was an inventory list of their shop tools and parts, says Wagner, mentioning that they had to "sift through the rubble" to create a handwritten list. Now, they track these items on their computer as well.
"Keeping good track of inventory and updating your policy when you add new equipment or tools is absolutely important, as is knowing the limits of your policy," says Tom Rensch, risk consultant with the Market Financial Group. Headquartered in Crystal Lake, Ill., the company has offices throughout the Midwest and is an independent agent representing ARA Insurance, Kansas City, Mo.
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Many rental stores don't realize how much they really have, he continues. This is why Rensch, based in St. Louis, recommends videotaping the store, creating a visual document of everything in the business. Then, store this in a waterproof/fireproof safe or off-site.
What else should be backed up? Building plans, insurance policies, equipment documentation, rental and accounting records, and contact lists for employees, major customers, suppliers, utilities, vendors and contractors.
Wagner suggests devising an action plan in anticipation of such an event. "Ask yourself what you'd do if you came in and your building was in ashes," he suggests. "What are the first steps you'd take? Bring employees in on this, so they don't feel so lost if something does happen."
The company signed off on its claim exactly a year, minus a day, from when the fire happened, says Wagner. "Even though we had all these things in place, it still took an emotional toll on us. This is when you find out how important good records, good employees and good insurance are."
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Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth weed present in Kansas?
Kansas State University scientists say there is evidence to show that some Palmer amaranth weeds in Kansas are resistant to the widely-used herbicide, glyphosate.
"Glyphosate-resistant weeds continue to be an increasing problem in Kansas," said K-State agronomist Dallas Peterson. "Glyphosate-resistant marestail, common waterhemp, common ragweed, giant ragweed, and kochia have been previously confirmed in Kansas and have become very problematic in certain areas. Palmer amaranth is a serious weed problem in Kansas but until now, glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth had not been confirmed in the state."
Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth is a serious problem in the Southeast U.S., said Peterson, who is a weed specialist with K-State Research and Extension, adding that it has dramatically impacted weed control programs and even cropping systems.
Hot, dry weather over the past two years has made it difficult to assess herbicide performance and resistance problems, but poor control of Palmer amaranth with glyphosate has raised questions about whether glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth populations are now showing up in Kansas.
To determine if that is the case, K-State graduate student Josh Putman, working under Peterson's direction, collected waterhemp and Palmer amaranth seed in the fall of 2011 from various soybean and cotton fields in eastern and south central Kansas. Waterhemp and Palmer amaranth plants from these different populations were grown in a K-State greenhouse and treated with glyphosate at one, two, and four times the typical field use rate of 0.75 pounds acid equivalence per acre to evaluate for resistance. The response of the different populations was compared to susceptible populations of both species collected from the Ashland Bottoms experiment field south of Manhattan. The susceptible check populations of both species were completely controlled by all rates of glyphosate.
"As expected, a number of the waterhemp populations from across eastern Kansas survived glyphosate treatment up to the four-times rate, and appeared to be resistant," Peterson said. "Two populations of Palmer amaranth from Cowley County in south central Kansas also had a high percentage of plants that survived the one-time and two-times rates of glyphosate, and had some plants that survived the four-times rate. These Palmer amaranth populations did not appear to be as resistant to glyphosate as some of the Palmer amaranth from the Southeast U.S., but weren't being controlled by typical field rates in the greenhouse or with multiple applications of glyphosate in the field.
So, it appears that glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth may now be present in Kansas, he said.
Palmer amaranth seed was collected from additional fields this past fall and is now being evaluated in a K-State greenhouse.
"Preliminary observations suggest that we are seeing similar survival after glyphosate treatments from Palmer amaranth collected from fields south of Great Bend, along with additional populations collected south of Wichita," Peterson said. "Research on inheritance and the mechanism of resistance will need to be conducted to further characterize and confirm glyphosate resistance in these populations."
Confirming herbicide resistance is a long and detailed process, he added.
"Regardless of whether glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth is now present in any given area in Kansas, there is a good chance it will develop at some point based upon what has happened in the Southeast U.S., especially if growers rely heavily on glyphosate for weed control," Peterson said.
"Palmer amaranth is an extremely competitive weed, and the development of glyphosate resistance means it will require an effective integrated weed management program to achieve acceptable control," he said. "Continuing to rely only on glyphosate for weed control will only speed up the development of glyphosate-resistant weeds and diminish its effectiveness."
He said that the use of residual herbicides with different modes of action throughout the cropping system will help to manage existing glyphosate-resistant weeds and slow the development of new glyphosate-resistant weed populations.
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The Lafayette College Organic Garden covers two acres on Sullivan Trail just south of the Metzgar Fields Athletic Complex. One acre is a community garden for faculty, staff, and families to tend their own plots. The other section is where students work together spring through fall to grow healthy produce without the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers.
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The City of Rogers
Photo of the Month
Black and Hugh "Tater" Black
Many dedicated peace officers have served the people
of Benton County. Pictured at right are two brothers
who have a long history of service to the people of
this area. Hugh "Tater" Black is shown at left in
the picture with his older brother, John, in the mid
1950s. "Tater" is wearing the uniform of the
Bentonville Police Department and John is wearing
the uniform of the Arkansas State Police. This
wonderful hand-tinted image is courtesy of John
Black's son, Gary Black.
John Black was born was born August 15, 1914 and
grew up in Pea Ridge. In 1944, he entered the Army
and served in Europe during World War II. Following
the war, he returned home to his wife Maxine and a
career in law enforcement. In 1947, Black was hired
as chief deputy under Sheriff Charles Womble. He
served in this capacity through 1950, when he ran on
the Democratic ticket and won the election for the
Office of Sheriff of Benton County.
During those years, Black earned $5,000 per year as
Sheriff, with an allowance of 75 cents per day to
feed prisoners held in the county jail. Sid Jackson
and Earl Rife served as Deputy Sheriffs and the
annual Sheriff's budget was only $18,000. In fact,
Black provided his own vehicle until several years
into his term, when the Quorum Court allocated funds
for a Sheriff's car. But during this time, the
practice of individual peace officers providing
their own vehicles was common throughout the country
for many small law enforcement agencies.
One of the most dramatic incidents of his tenure as
Sheriff occurred in 1953. In October of that year,
Ora Knight and George Wayne Knight robbed the Bank
of Kingston of $7,155. Ora Knight was finally
captured about a mile northeast of Rogers on Highway
12 following a pursuit and brief gun battle with
State Troopers and neighboring Sheriffs. The
bandits, Ora Knight reported, had hid the money in a
hill-side stump about 200 yards from the highway.
Sheriff Black assisted in the capture of the bandits
and was featured in a news photo breaking open the
tree stump. Only a portion of the money was found in
the possession of the robbers, but the balance of
was not found at the hill-side location.
In 1954, Black lost re-election as Sheriff to Joe
Means. However, John joined the Arkansas State
Police in 1955 and served with that police agency
until 1973. In that year, he accepted the post of
Bentonville Police Chief, which he held for four
years. In a 1986 news paper article, Black said
"that in his days as Sheriff, nine times out of ten
a few well-chosen words to a young lawbreaker would
suffice to put him on the right path." John Black
passed away May 18, 1998.
Hugh Black, well-known by the nickname "Tater," was
born August 27, 1925 in Pea Ridge. He graduated from
Bentonville High School in 1943 and served in the
Navy during the war before attending the University
of Arkansas and the College of the Ozarks. "Tater"
began his law enforcement career around 1950 as the
night patrolman in Bentonville. He was soon elected
as Bentonville City Marshal, later called Chief of
Police, and held this post for eight years. In 1951,
the department acquired a Plymouth as its first
police car. The 1951 department also included Bill
Criner and Charles Kirby. Joe Brewer and Dick Hoback
served the Bentonville Police Department as well
during the early 1950s. By the mid 1950s, a jailer
was added to the department.
In 1958, "Tater" was 33 years old, married, and had
two children in addition to 10 years of law
enforcement experience. He also served the community
through civic organizations and was very active in
youth athletic leagues. During that year's election,
he ran against four other candidates for the Office
of Sheriff and won 3,746 of the 6,550 votes cast.
At the end of his term of office in 1964, "Tater"
became a Deputy United States Marshal and served the
federal court until 1984. The duties of deputy
marshals include the apprehension of federal
fugitives, the transportation of federal prisoners,
protection of federal courts, operation of the
Witness Security Program, and seizure of criminally
acquired property. In 1993, he was nominated to
serve as United States Marshal for western Arkansas
by President Bill Clinton. "Tater" Black passed away
February 9, 1996.
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|Women's Head Soccer Coach/Soccer Program Coordinator
PJ Singh, the perennial sideline roamer and former playmaker for Clipper Soccer, has been named to the top spot in the program. PJ assumed the duties of Soccer Program Coordinator and Head Women's Soccer Coach in usual PJ fashion, full speed ahead with a smile on his face.
As Soccer Program Coordinator, Singh assumes to responsibilities of lead recruiter, elgibility coordinator and budget manager for the Soccer teams at UMM. PJ is uniquely suited for this position, having served as Assistant Coach under Tony Turini for four years.
There are great expectations for UMM soccer this year, with the addition of a new Men's Soccer Coach and the addition of Singh as Women's Coach and Program Coordinator. "Nobody understands UMM soccer better, or has the enthusiasm and determination to make UMM Soccer a powerhouse in the USCAA", said Michael May, UMM's Athletics Director. "PJ's upbeat personality and ability to connect with students of all nationalities are just a few of the positives he brings to this position".


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Anti Gone Today - A Unique Production
Monday, November 19, 2012
By Sarah Vistocco
The countless hours the cast and crew devoted to their craft during the past three months shines through during their engaging performances of "Anti Gone Today." Siena College's Creative Arts Department and theater club Stage III produced a successful show with a new spin on an ancient classic. Stage III is composed of many seasoned student thespians as well as first time actors. Regardless of experience, all blended perfectly in this adaptation of the Greek play.
"Anti Gone Today" was made possible by the hard working cast, production crew, costume designers and scene shop students. Together, they brought the world of Antigone to life and integrated the audience into the story. The set was designed with the use of light and dark evoking thoughts of the struggle between what is good and what is evil and more importantly, how one chooses which to pursue. The audience was placed in a circle around the stage that filled the center of the small room, giving the actors the ability to address the audience quite personally throughout the play.
Director and producer Professor of Creative Arts Mahmood Karimi-Hakak, MFA, SED realized the relevance of the play and began reworking both the language and structure to connect with today's audience. "I don't believe in reconstructing a myth, I believe in recreating it," Karimi-Hakak said. He integrated tapes of speeches from President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney to add current references and dialogue that could be easily understood by audience members.
Karimi-Hakak structured the production much like a college course. Ashley Broady '13, who portrayed Antigone, said Karimi-Hakak assigned the cast homework during the first few weeks of rehearsal to ensure that each person understood the country's current political situation. Broady found the process beneficial to her personal growth and her improvement as an actress. "I feel like I made an informed decision when I voted this year," Broady said. "Now that I know what is out there to find and how to find it, it makes me want to do it for the rest of my life."
The value of being informed is exactly what Karimi-Hakak wanted to reinforce with his cast and the audience. "The first weeks of rehearsals were mostly spent talking about politics," Karimi-Hakak said. "Why should we be active? Who is going to help us? Why should we even think that one man is going to change everything?"
Tying politics to the performance gave cast members an opportunity to understand their individual beliefs. It also provided Karimi-Hakak with a unique way to cast the actors for their respective roles. Instead of evaluating each actor by his or her talent level or physical appearance, Karimi-Hakak said he chose to see which actor's energy would match each particular character. "As such, the actors are basically chosen by the characters," Karimi-Hakak said.
Jen Cullen '13 played the challenging role of Antigone's sister Ismene. Cullen said one of the casts' goals was to show that, unlike Antigone, many people in America don't stand against what is blatantly wrong. "Many take the path of Ismene and just sort of go along with the crowd," Cullen said. She hopes that the severity of one's decisions, especially regarding politics, translated to the audience as a major theme of the work.
Senior Gabrielle Calabrese '13 said the show was, "A very insightful adaptation of a timeless work." Karimi-Hakak said the play also earned acclaim from the BBC through a writer in Los Angeles interested in his approach of "peace-building through the arts," which is also a course he teaches. For this reason, the play attracted people active in international affairs that wanted to understand how this theory functioned in practice.
Karimi-Hakak said older does not always mean wiser. In his life's work and with "Anti Gone Today," Karimi-Hakak believes that educated youth have the power to change the world, but, he said, each person has to take the initiative. "The youth do understand. They do have a better opinion about what they want for their future. They do have perhaps a better plan for their planet," Karimi-Hakak said.
"Anti Gone Today" is Karimi-Hakak's last collaboration with Stage III this year, but the Creative Arts Department will be presenting two more shows, "Children's Hour" and "Spike Heels."
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The Georgia Bulldogs upset the Kentucky Wildcats to open SEC play in the 2010-2011 college basketball season. Was this Mark Fox's "hobnailed boot"?
The Georgia Bulldogs snapped a four-game losing streak with a big win over the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday. Despite the Vols' less than stellar record, Dawg Sports considers Georgia's triumph a critical victory for the program.
Dawg Sports runs down the day's news for the benefit of Georgia Bulldogs fans, bringing you the latest on the NCAA agent investigation, Akeem Dent's injury, and the next disaster to befall Bulldog Nation.
Dawg Sports traces the odyssey of a Georgia Bulldogs fan decade by decade, from the national championship in 1980 to the uncertainty of 2010.
Interesting perspective from the other side of the aisle. My favorite part is the characterization of the very attribute that made Larry Munson the best in the business as "unprofessional," although, to be fair, the author offers a balanced view of Munson's homerism and concedes his own (perfectly understandable) bias in favor of the team that came up on the short end of the exchange. Go 'Dawgs!
Throughout the 1980s, the Georgia Bulldogs' rivalry with the Clemson Tigers was one of the most heated in college football. Have the Tennessee Volunteers overtaken the Country Gentlemen as one of the Red and Black's fiercest rivals?
Move over, "Evil Richt." Georgia Bulldogs head coach Mark Richt has reinvented himself yet again by going old school for the 2009 football season, and Dawg Sports spots an element of the Rat Pack in him. Meet "Hip Richt."
Dawg Sports says Free University Amsterdam psychologist Raoul R. D. Oudejans has some scientifically sound advice for the Georgia Bulldogs: toughen up by tackling to the ground and practicing under live game conditions.
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